Enter an environment where students aim to excel. Students enjoy their school life in the newly renovated classrooms which have been designed to meet modern educational needs. The state-of-the-art facilities create an engaging and conducive learning environment. Students are able to collaborate, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and actively participate in projects.

Students are highly encouraged to adopt an active and healthy lifestyle. To aid students’ physical development, there are 24 sports teams for students to join.  In the various sports teams, students can develop sport-related values, attitudes and desirable moral behaviour while building bonds with teammates.

Musicians are gifted with creating melodic tunes that can transport the listeners to another dimension. With orchestras, choirs and ensembles, our musicians are in an elite group of their own with strong connections between themselves and Old Boys who mentor them.  They are given opportunities to perform on a large scale and never fail to amaze audiences wherever they play.

We provide state-of-the-art facilities, cutting-edge technology, and a supportive learning environment to empower our students to embrace innovation and make meaningful contributions to society. Our commitment to STEAM development ensures that our students are prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the future, fostering a passion for learning and an enduring curiosity that will serve them well throughout their lives.

Being a school founded by Brothers, a variety of opportunities for students to actively participate in the Catholic community and embrace their religious identity are provided. Our activities offer a range of opportunities for students to engage in worship, service, and personal growth.

Form 4 and 5 students participate in the service learning programme. Based on their interests, they are divided into groups to address various societal needs.  This hands-on experience encourages students to critically analyse the challenges faced by our community and devise practical solutions.  Groups have organised food drives, regularly visited the elderly, volunteered in animal shelters, and more. Through these service learning projects, students not only develop a deeper understanding of societal issues but also cultivate empathy, problem-solving skills, and a sense of civic responsibility.

Various outbound programmes are organised to broaden students' horizons, enhance their understanding of the rapidly changing world, and equip them with self-management competence, which are indisputable skills needed among 21st-century learners.  La Salle College has established partnerships with various schools all over the world, including: Mainland China, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, France, Spain, the Netherlands, and Argentina.

School life is vibrant with nearly 50 extracurricular clubs and societies run by senior form students.  No matter what interests a student may have, they are sure to find ECA clubs that spark their enthusiasm and stretch their potential.  A fair is held each year for club committees to promote them and encourage enrollment.  The clubs are structured in a way to provide students with a variety of activities while also developing leadership and management skills among the senior form students.

When students join a school team, they are able to work collaboratively in groups enhancing their communication and collaboration skills whilst developing their competitiveness by entering local and overseas competitions.  We offer 25 academic, cultural, and interest teams in order to offer as many opportunities to students as possible, ranging from academics and debating to robotics and dance.  There is something for everyone at La Salle.